triplestore

Open Anzo is the third disk-based triplestore that I managed to set up, load with a few files of RDF data, and query with SPARQL.

Planet XML Bob DuCharme 2009

If we generate the RDF dynamically, we just have to make sure that the generated RDF includes the derived data; we might be able to set up rules in a triplestore, or a transformation of the data that it naturally produces, to include the derivable data.

Planet XML 2009

If we generate the RDF dynamically, we just have to make sure that the generated RDF includes the derived data; we might be able to set up rules in a triplestore, or a transformation of the data that it naturally produces, to include the derivable data.

Planet XML 2009

If we generate the RDF dynamically, we just have to make sure that the generated RDF includes the derived data; we might be able to set up rules in a triplestore, or a transformation of the data that it naturally produces, to include the derivable data.

Planet XML 2009

-- Cassandra is a NoSQL database, a triplestore that scales superwell.

O'Reilly News: Lamp 2009

From what I've seen, developers seem to think: linked data is a synonym for turning everything into RDF and putting it in one big triplestore, equivalent to making one big database of government data and therefore prone to exactly the same, well-known and understood problems that government has with creating huge databases linked data requires everyone to agree to the same model and vocabulary, which means huge efforts in standardisation and ends up with something that suits no one the UK government will be releasing all their data as linked data immediately, and in no other way the UK government has been seduced into using linked data by academics who don't understand anything about how the web or the real world works the UK government has been seduced into using linked data by big businesses who stand to make a pretty penny providing services to departments that are forced to publish their data in this way

Cafe con Leche XML News and Resources 2010

From what I've seen, developers seem to think: linked data is a synonym for turning everything into RDF and putting it in one big triplestore, equivalent to making one big database of government data and therefore prone to exactly the same, well-known and understood problems that government has with creating huge databases linked data requires everyone to agree to the same model and vocabulary, which means huge efforts in standardisation and ends up with something that suits no one the UK government will be releasing all their data as linked data immediately, and in no other way the UK government has been seduced into using linked data by academics who don't understand anything about how the web or the real world works the UK government has been seduced into using linked data by big businesses who stand to make a pretty penny providing services to departments that are forced to publish their data in this way

Cafe con Leche XML News and Resources Jeni's Musings 2010